I always liked Susan Sarandon. Yes, she has red hair but I never really noticed that feature about her. I mainly remember Ms. Sarandon from her roles in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", "Atlantic City" and "White Palace", among her many memorable movies.
I also like Julianne Moore. But again it was not because of her red hair; I liked many of the movie roles she has played.
And there is the actress Alysson Hannigan from the "American Pie" movies. I initally noticed her more for her "American Pie" movie character. Who wouldn't?
Would she be appealing without her red hair? I think so. But her red hair really adds to her look.Women with red hair are so noticeable to me now. When I really started to notice red haired women was after seeing the following photo of Tori Amos.
I have listened to Tori's music since the early 90s and knew her mainly by her music. But that changed when I recently read an article about her in a 1998 issue of Rolling Stone magazine.One photo in the article was a closeup of her face that highlighted her pale skin and red hair. Captivating. I put that magazine page on my dining room wall. Looking online for a copy of that photo I found other interesting photos of her.
Lastly was the TV show, "Dancing with the Stars". Anna, one of the professional dancers, has red hair. She is originally from Russia, so I can say "Russian red hair". Other celebrities on the show were better dancers than her celebrity partner, Jerry Rice, but I kept hoping he wouldn't be eliminated each week so I could see Anna and him dance again.
Anna has a definite Russian personality that came through in her comments, and that made her interesting to watch. Anna seemed to be fun, fiesty, and not shy in speaking her opinions. I imagine it would be her way or the highway?
Still, that doesn't answer why I am now intrigued by red headed women? *shrug* Maybe I have grown up a little?
Is Bruce Springsteen right?
"Man, you ain't lived
Till you've had your tires rotated
By a redheaded woman."
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